lostworlds - Profile (original) (raw)
on 21 February 2004 (#2284675)
Welcome! You've reached the 19th century adventure fiction community. It's a fairly broad genre that includes proto-science fiction, fantasy, pulp, and even fairy tales. Emcompassing a tradition begun in the 1850s and running through the 1940s, its influence on popular culture is widely seen.
Feel free to discuss books you're reading, film and comic adaptations, post illustrations, graphics, fanfiction, original fiction, or general musings.
There is only one rule, and that is to show courtesy and respect to your fellow members. (This means cut tags where appropriate.)
Be sure to visit these communities as well:
british_empire - For the first global power
19th_century - All aspects of the era
221b_bakerst - Sherlock Holmes
anachrotech - Technology out of time
gears_and_steam - Steampunk and industrial fantasy
luftschiff_abt - Airship history and construction
lxg - League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, film and comics
refinement - Dandies, aesthetes, flaneurs, & faux aristocrats
sciencefiction - General sci-fi discussion
victorianera - Morbid Victoriana with a futuristic edge
victorianlife - Pure Victoriana
absinthe, adventure, africa, airships, alan moore, allan quartermain, arabian nights, atlantis, ayesha, book collecting, bram stoker, british empire, captain nemo, charles dickens, colonies, dinosaurs, dorian gray, dracula, edgar rice burroughs, el dorado, england, exploration, fairies, fairy tales, fin-de-siècle, frankenstein, gilbert & sullivan, gothic, h. rider haggard, h.g. wells, h.p. lovecraft, invisible man, island of dr. moreau, jack vance, jekyll and hyde, jules verne, jungle book, king solomon's mines, league of extraordinary gentlemen, lemuria, london, lost races, mark twain, mary shelley, mina harker, nautilus, ophir, oscar wilde, paris, peshawar lancers, pith helmets, reading, richard burton, rifles, robert louis stevenson, rudyard kipling, ruritania, shangri-la, sherlock holmes, sir arthur conan doyle, sir walter scott, sky captain, steam trains, steampunk, tarzan, the lost world, time machine, topsy-turvy, treasure island, treasure planet, vampires, van helsing, victorian era, war of the worlds, william morris